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Photo courtesy of Greater Zion Pioneer Park You heard it here first: St. George, Utah, is about to boom. So get there before everybody else does. The largest town in Southwest Utah is slowly and comfortably embracing its growth at just the right pace. A quiet community of less than 90,000 people, St. George is best known for its proximity to the great outdoors, especially Zion National Park, but it's turning into a worthwhile destination in its own right. The story of St. George is much like other Utah cities. It was founded as a Mormon settlement, but eventually developed its own identity. W...

Camp programming is a lot like cooking, Liz Waters said — the more you do it, the better you get at it. In her 20 years of teaching art classes everywhere from Aspen to Meeker,…

Syd Entel Galleries to present works of Helen Zarin SAFETY HARBOR — Internationally known artist Helen Zarin will be the focus of a new show running April 10 through May 29 at Syd Entel Galleries and Susan Benjamin Glass Etc., 247 Main St., Safety Harbor. Dubbed “A Creative Journey of Old, New and Things to Come,” the show will get underway with an opening reception set for Saturday, April 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Zarin’s creative journey has progressed for over 30 years. Her body of work includes mixed media, oil, pastel and collage. Her subject matter incredibly divers...

St. George's popular outdoor sculpture gallery Art Around the Corner makes its return this month, with a full collection of pieces set for installation ahead of the scheduled St. George Art Festival, which starts April 2. The popular open-air gallery was most recently updated in 2019, with the COVID-19 pandemic delaying any 2020 updates, but residents can expect to star seeing new pieces of work move into place along the city's downtown streets in the coming weeks. The new collection is expected to draw works from artists across the U.S., in addition to sculptures from well-known local artist...

Like mother, like son That same year, Anna Maria, who raised her children independently, took her 11-year-old son, Fabio, to Asia for the first time. The journey inspired him to follow in his mother’s footsteps and, eventually, led to them opening the first Rossi & Rossi gallery together in 1988 in London, where Anna Maria had moved in 1985 to be closer to collectors and fellow dealers. In 2013, they expanded to Hong Kong, opening a sprawling space in a former factory building in Wong Chuk Hang. This month they are opening a second gallery in the city, a smaller outpost in Central in which ...